New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-05
PERSONAL.

The late Joseph II. Bradley, OF washington WAS
n great admirer OF Henry Clay, and In his stump
speeches used to depict the launching and cruise U
the good ship "Iarry Of the west ana sno.oJ
the appropriate captains orders, whhe sen pm y
sailors in the enthusiastic audience roalco paoA
hearty "Aye, ayel"
DIR James Freeman Clarke Is. steadily sainhH
health though his doctors 10 not yet think IL pru'
dent for him TO receive VISITORS.
Mr. Elbu yc,licr has received many social atten-
tons in Boston during the exhibition Of his "orhS
which has taken place In that CITY,
Tho party of Senatorial pleasure seekers who re-
Gently came back from Cuba had stormy trip from
Havana norhward. General McCook and senator
sherman didn't mind it, but Senators Mander'on'
palmer and Arlrch were sad at heart-ana elsewhere.
The ladies' all yielded gracefully TO the MAJ Se or
PALMER Of n box of oranges that she would stay on
deck all day: and she won the Bet
Miss Dora Wheeler Is visiting Mrs Arthur CABOT
nee shatuck, in Boston, and during her stay 'nele
has painted portraits of Mr. Aldrich' Mt howen'
and Mr. Lowell
The late John G. SAKE received many requests LOT
his autograph even during his last illness. iho
Inv he died one came from boy in a far western
viuacc VIM had "prayed God not to disappoint MN
and would watch for q rpiy in every mall but IL
was too late
Miss Evelyn Ames, eldest daughter OF the COW
ernor of Massachusetts,, has studied unier rupin
stein and is said to be singularly line pi'his''
Mr. p. C. Porter, the artist, has returned from his
wedding trip and is now with his bride IN Boston,
He will come to this city in few DAYS
Ex-senator Jones of Florida now seems chiehy
10 occupy himself with making angry replies "
those who have criticised his cratic conduct.
Mr. George Riddles appearance Faster Monday in
Mr. Edgar Fawcett's play, "The Earl at the
Hollis Street Theatre Boston, viii be an event Oh
unusual social interest. '-l 80 i@p' % 81 I'D
The Old Christian (Campbcllite) Church in Nashville,
Tenn bullt sixty-six years ago. is to be torn down
The last sermon has been preached in it by the vener-
able Elder Philip s. Fall, who onicated at It's GedI-
cation lie is eighty-nlDe years OH, na,Nc VI r"e
land, and is still active in ministerial Work.
Alexandra Dumas and vlctorien sardou are neigh
bors at Marty. "We are excellent friends says
Dumas "but We each other as little as possible
IL would be dlsagrecable to him to have people ID
s tIst. presence treat Inc Us Inc S''''''' Nv Inc
H. r II. tho Prince Of Wales gets almost as many
remarkable letters editor. recent correspond
ent who calls himself "a poor negro In West Africa.
a shoemaker by trade, honestly brought up" being
as he declares destitute Of the means Of supporting
himself and family, - most humby and earnestly
Graves and sollcs your royal patronage In render
ing him any trivial or paltry aid 1t los in your
royal power" paltry aid from the Prince OF Wales
Is good; very good
Nine Nelson's third wedding to her second hus-
band was delayed by the necessity of sending from
the church to the hotel for tho certificate Of the former
ceremony, which the husband groom had forgotten
The late Sir Joseph whltworth, engineer and artll
lerist, left personal estate valued at more than
81 $4,000 net. Tho Mhitworth scholarships get
$500 900: Lady whitworth the mansion and land and
tement and various schools and INSTITUTIONS Sooooo
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